Kritik Aller Parteien (1862)

The book offers a critical analysis of mid-19th century German political parties, highlighting their inherent flaws and inconsistencies. Constantin Frantz critiques liberal, conservative, socialist, and nationalist ideologies, arguing that none can truly represent the people's interests. He advocates for a non-partisan political approach that emphasizes collaboration and problem-solving. Divided into three parts, it includes a historical overview, an analysis of major parties, and Frantz's vision for non-partisan politics. Its controversial stance has made it a significant work in political philosophy.